Global Pharmaceutical Companies Turn to Wolters Kluwer to Boost Research Automation & Efficiency

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Wolters Kluwer Health

WALTHAM, Mass.– In the highly regulated pharmaceutical industry, implementing the latest technologies to help bring medical breakthroughs to market is of critical importance. That is why Wolters Kluwer Health has collaborated with some of the leading pharmaceutical companies to bring intuitive and easy-to-use workflows to the Ovid® research platform.

The pharma and biotech industries rely on obtaining the latest, most comprehensive clinical information to effectively do their jobs. Automation and efficiency are imperative to manage the massive volumes of information within regulatory, clinical writing, medical affairs, pharmacovigilance, health economics and outcomes research, or publications groups. This allows different organizational functions to complete key tasks with speed and accuracy, such as leveraging hard-to-find data to generate study designs, substantiating findings for regulatory agencies, and gathering the latest information regarding disease management.

“Each pharmaceutical, life sciences and biomedical organization must adhere to strict regulatory guidelines, while also having unique needs for their specific business focus. Providing those institutions with an expert solution that is flexible, while continuously supplying authoritative information in a timely and digestible manner, is crucial,” said Rafael Sidi, Senior Vice President & General Manager of Health Research, Wolters Kluwer Health. “The Ovid research platform is uniquely positioned to support this industry, empowering researchers by putting essential information from a vast array of trusted resources at their fingertips.”

Ovid medical research solutions enhance search precision and workflow speed to maximize research productivity. Teams improve their efficiency with more focused results, drug-specific keywording, and a clear path to the full text of relevant research. Additionally, the platform helps reduce administrative overhead, by freeing team members to spend more time on stakeholder engagement and regulatory requirements.